What do people think they know about homelessness — and what’s actually true?

In this episode, Scott sits down with his wife and co-founder, Kathleen, for a no-fluff conversation about the most common myths surrounding homelessness: the belief that people choose this life, that all unhoused individuals are addicts, and that help is always accessible. Together, they reflect on what they've witnessed since their day center closed, and how the lack of structure has deeply impacted the community.

This episode offers facts, challenges assumptions, and calls for compassion — because ending homelessness starts with understanding it.

Chapters

• (00:00:23 ) - Homelessness: What's the Myth?
• (00:01:37 ) - No, Your Trauma Is Not a Choice
• (00:09:56 ) - Myth #3, They Don't Need Help Getting a Home
• (00:13:33 ) - Sheboygan County's homelessness issue
• (00:14:46 ) - Sheboygan County's homelessness numbers
• (00:15:57 ) - Myth 4: All Homeless People Are Addicts or Psychotics
• (00:23:58 ) - What happened to the EBCO
• (00:25:18 ) - Day Center Closes
• (00:33:06 ) - How to help your partner with substance abuse issues
• (00:36:24 ) - Housing Myths debunked
• (00:40:58 ) - What You Can Do To Help People on Homelessness
• (00:45:17 ) - A voice for Sheboygan
• (00:45:45 ) - Salvation Army Holiday Candy Canes
• (00:49:26 ) - Sheboygan Stories